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Breaking
news from Serbia
Republic of Serbia Official Web
site
Serbian Government
Serbian
Ministry of Information
Visa
requirements for visitors
Serbian
Embassies worldwide
Federal
Customs Service
JAT Airways
YUTA
Automotive Association of
Serbia
Hertz
- Putnik rent-a-car
Autotehna rent-a-car
VIP
Rent-a-car
General
travel information on Serbia
Everything
about Serbia
Mt.
Kopaonik - the Mountain of Sun and Snow
A.C.E. Cycling and Mountaineering Center
Bird
watching in Serbia
Bird
sanctuaries in Serbia and bird watching tours
Serbia Travel and Business
Service
Encyclopedia
Article from Encarta®
Serbia by Lonely Planet
Serbia Web Travel Guide
An ambitious Belgian traveler, Karlien Van
Houtte prepared this brief and informative travel guide keeping in
mind people who are about to travel to Serbia. She offered both descriptions
of some outstanding Serbia’s landmarks and systematically assorted links
covering almost all aspects of travel.
Serbian Links & Internet
Resources Guide
Travel
information from various Internet sites, forums and similar resources collected by
Ben
Haynes. You can download this easy to print WORLD.doc
file.
Need
a reliable local travel agency?
If you are a tour operator
or travel agent looking for a reliable local tour company to provide
your groups with travel services in Serbia, we suggest that you
contact us for advice.
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City of Belgrade Official
Web site
Belgrade 2.0
Weather in
Belgrade
Belgrade
Airport
Parking
Zones and Prices
Sights of Belgrade
Postcards
of Belgrade
Digital
Photo Gallery:Belgrade & Serbia
Orthodox
Cathedral Church
Nikola Tesla Museum
Ethnographic Museum
Belgrade Eye Hostel
Art paintings by M. Kravcev
Belgrade Stock Exchange
Art
Workshop 'Old Maps'
Coin-operated laundry
Belgrade
Fortress
When
in Belgrade, visit this impressive
complex of fortifications above the Sava and Danube. If you decide to take in on
your own, you'll be needing explanations given in this Web site. However, your
best bet is to take our guided fortress tour: it's much more
complete and informative than you'd imagine and much cheaper then you'd expect!
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Serbian
Web Portals and Directories |
If you want to search something
specific about Serbia, try out these search engines and
directories.
Some of them can offer better
search results or generally have proved to be more efficient.
Krstarica
(Cruiser)
Pretrazivac
YuSearch
YuWebAdresar
InfoMap
Web
Cat. - PTT.yu
Telephone
Directory of Belgrade & Serbia
The Easy-to-Use
application which serves to search telephone numbers (no special Serbian characters
needed).
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United
States - U.S. Embassy
United Kingdom - British
Embassy
Australia
- Australian Embassy
Belgium - Belgian Embassy
Canada
-
Canadian Embassy
China - Chinese Embassy
Czech Republic
- Embassy of Czech Republic
Denmark
- Royal Danish Embassy
Germany - Deutsche Botschaft
Greece
- Greek
Embassy
Finland - Finnish Embassy
France - French
Embassy, Ambassade de France
Hungary - Magyar
Köztársaság Nagykövetsége
Italia
-
Italian
Embassy, Ambasciata d'Italia
India -
Indian Embassy
Indonesia -
Indonesian Embassy
Israel - Israeli Embassy
Japan
- Japanese Embassy
Mexico -
Mexican Embassy
Netherlands -
Royal Netherlands Embassy
Norway -
Royal
Norwegian Embassy
Spain -
Spanish
Embassy
Sweden - Swedish Embassy
Switzerland - Swiss Embassy
European Commission Delegation to
YU
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Travel
literature -
Guidebooks |
 SERBIA In Your Hands
All
You Need for Traveling Through Serbia in One Guide.
English,
German and Italian editions
Amazon.co.uk |
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This is an excellent guidebook covering all
the known and plenty of off-beat attractions
of Serbia. The text is divided into three sections:
Basic facts, Serbia by Regions and Practical Help. |
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BELGRADE In Your Hands
All You Need for Visiting Belgrade in One Guide.
"Belgrade in Your
Hands" offers detailed coverage of the town's history, art and
architecture, cuisine and customs - including coverage of many of the less
visited sites.
Amazon.co.uk |
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Lonely Planet BEST of... Belgrade
With
fold-out maps for navigating the city, this title contains listings that
cover the city's clubs and bars, and includes specially commissioned
photographs of Europe's party town.
Amazon.co.uk |
In Serbian:
Beogradska tvrdjava na dlanu
Belgrade Fortress in Your Hands
Tekst: B. Rabotic
Fotografije: D. Bosnic, JP "Beogradska tvrdjava", B. Rabotic
Izdavac: KOMSHE d.o.o.
Vise detalja o ovom vodicu
Description of the book
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BELGRADE: The Bradt Travel Guide
A
new travel guide in
English (306 pages, with some photos and
full-color city maps) authored by Laurence Mitchell and published by Bradt Travel
Guides in December 2005.
The book can be ordered from
Amazon.co.uk or directly from the publisher.
REVIEW OF THE BOOK
by B. Rabotic
BELGRADE IN YOUR HANDS
This brand-new guidebook
authored by Laurence Mitchell offers not only partly extracted texts
from his ‘Serbia: Bradt Travel guide’, but a whole new and very detailed
view of Belgrade, an emerging European city-break travel destination.
Having visited the Serbian capital several times, Mitchell describes
what he noticed and inspected on the spot, in fact everything that...
Read the whole review here:
Amazon.co.uk
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SERBIA: The Bradt Travel Guide by L. Mitchell
Just released!
In the 2nd edition (2007) of his already excellent book, Laurence Mitchell
offers a considerably enlarged, significantly improved, fully updated and
re-designed story about this new European tourism destination!
(360 pp, 13 pp color photos, 26
maps)
Buy it directly from the
publisher
The first interpretative travel guide to Serbia in English (310
pages,
8 pages color photos,
26 maps) has been released and can be
ordered from the publisher.
The book (First
edition) can also be purchased from
Amazon.co.uk or
Amazon.com
In Belgrade, you can
find The Bradt Travel Guide to Serbia in the Akademija bookshop, Knez Mihailova
35 (Limited
availability, Serbia Price: 1.500 dinars = c/a
EUR
19)
REVIEW OF THE BOOK
by B. Rabotic
THE FIRST 'ALL-IN' GUIDEBOOK TO
SERBIA IN ENGLISH
The book is authored by
Laurence Mitchell and published as his first contribution to the Bradt
guides. People in the know are aware of how difficult and complicated
Serbia is, or what might be the problems the author had to solve while
collecting data and checking out the situation on the spot. It is for this
that the book should be additionally and particularly appreciated...
Read the whole review here:
Amazon.com
OTHER RECOMMENDED TRAVEL
GUIDES TO THE REGION OF FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
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Order from Amazon.co.uk |
Order from Amazon.com |
Montenegro
Bosnia & Hercegovina
Macedonia
Croatia 1 /
Croatia 2
Slovenia |
Montenegro
Bosnia & Hercegovina
Macedonia
Croatia 1 /
Croatia 2
Slovenia |
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2004 Michelin Motoring and Tourist map of
the region of former Yugoslavia
Slo-Cro-Bos-Mac-Ser-Mon |
Lonely
Planet's ThornTree™
The Thorntree is a bulletin board
provided to the travel community, the people who wish to exchange travel
information and to share experiences they've had on the road. In the ‘Departure
Lounge’ find a branch 'Central & Eastern Europe and Caucasus'
(that's where Serbia is packed into - click
here to be taken there!). If you decide to post, you will need to
register a nickname. This is the best place to ask your fellow travelers
whatever you'd like. Amazingly, the most frequent answers to all postings
relating to Belgrade come from a Londoner, the excellently informed and
tireless Ben Haines!
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Black Lamb and Grey Falcon: A Journey Through
Yugoslavia by
Rebecca West
White Eagles Over Serbia
by Lawrence Durrell
The Fall of Yugoslavia: The Third Balkan War
by Misha Glenny
The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia by
Tim Judah
Tito and the Rise and Fall of Yugoslavia: And the Rise and Fall of Yugoslavia
by Richard West
Serbia: The History of an Idea
by
Stevan K. Pavlowich
Belgrade: Among the Serbs
by Florence Hamlish Levinsohn
Guerrilla Radio: Rock 'N' Roll Radio and Serbia's Underground Ressistance
by Matthew Collin
The Bridge on the Drina (Nobel prize in Literature) by Ivo Andrich
Serbia: The Bradt Travel Guide
by Laurence Mitchell
Belgrade: The Bradt Travel Guide by Laurence Mitchell
Serbia and Montenegro Map
War and Revolution in Serbia by Robert Thomas
The Nonconformists: Culture, Politics, and Nationalism in a Serbian Intellectual
Circle, 1944-1991 by Nick Miller
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...and
the movies you'll like (VHS/DVD) |
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Do not
miss these two movies that give insight into the true nature and effects of the civil war in former
Yugoslavia (1992-1995):
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Savior
by P. Antonijevic
(Dennis Quaid, Nastassja Kinski, Natasa Ninkovic)
"I'm not sure that it's appropriate to call a movie like this wonderful
as it delves into such dark themes and events, but it is a truly honest and
admirable movie..."
Pretty Village, Pretty Flame by S. Dragojevic
"This is one of the greatest anti-war movies I have ever
seen." |
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Tito and Me by G. Markovic
"Full of kind-hearted humor,
abounding in hilarious episodes, this film is touching and very enjoyable! Its
familiar satirical portrayal of the ridiculousness of obsessions associated with
the Communist regime..."
Underground
by E. Kusturica
"Absolute masterpiece: directing,
performances, music. This is a
movie that you should not miss."
Time of the Gypsies
by E. Kusturica
"The acting is great, the music superb and the art
direction grotesque and masterful. It is a fairy tale, an ethnography, a comic
caper and a work of neo-realism. It succeeds at each level..."
The Wounds
by S. Dragojevic
"One of the best movies I've ever seen: hardcore, real
life, streetz, drugz & thugz." |
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Teach Yourself Serbian Complete Course
by David Norris and Vladislava Ribnikar
"As in most Teach Yourself-courses the grammar explanations have been written to
suit the total beginner. In some courses that is not enough for the serious
student but in this case the explanations will please everyone... If you've read
my other reviews of courses you will know that I consider most Teach Yourself
courses too short. Teach Yourself Serbian is one of the exceptions, it is long
enough to provide space for needed explanations and for a useful vocabulary that
will take you far".
Learn more at
Amazon.com
Talking Dictionary:
English-Serbian-English
This talking English-Serbian-English and Croatian bidirectional dictionary is
built on the latest text-to-speech technology to give you advanced English
speech synthesis and a dictionary with over 450,000 words which makes it a great
learning tool and extensive multipurpose linguistic resource.
Learn more at
Amazon.com |
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